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You've got itchy feet and it’s time to hit the road, but not without your streaming content! Canceling your cable subscription gives you incredible savings, as well as the freedom to take your movies and TV shows with you on the go with great content from streaming services .

Want some movies and shows to inspire your next big trip? We’ve got you covered. These road-trip and travel-themed recommendations will have you laughing, crying, and learning something new all the way down the highway.

‘Stand by Me’ (1986)

When 12-year-old Gordie (Wil Wheaton) hears about a murder in his local area, he and his three best friends decide to investigate. In “Stand by Me,” the boys set out on foot to find the body. While doing so, they are forced to grow up faster and lean on each other as they come across different events. This is a beautiful tale of friendship, the loss of innocence, and a journey that changes the characters forever.

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‘Rain Man’ (1988)

In “Rain Main,” selfish hustler Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise) is in deep financial straits. This makes it tough when his father dies and leaves his multi-million-dollar fortune to Charlie’s previously unknown autistic brother, Raymond (Dustin Hoffman). Seeking Raymond’s money, Charlie takes him out of the mental institution he calls home and on a road trip across the country. But getting close to someone who’s different may be just the lesson Charlie needs to be able to love and forgive.

Stream “Rain Man” on Max .

‘Forrest Gump’ (1994)

“Forrest Gump” is the epic and far-reaching tale of the life of a mentally impaired, wholesome man from Alabama. Despite his disabilities, Forrest (Tom Hanks) becomes a college football star, fights in Vietnam, captains a shrimp boat, runs across the country, and more. Forrest’s uncomprehending innocence provides a snapshot of 20th-century America from the outside looking in. His unwavering optimism and love for those he holds dear earn Forrest his place as one of cinema’s all-time favorite characters.

Stream “Forrest Gump” on Amazon Prime Video with a Paramount Plus subscription .

‘Almost Famous’ (2000)

Fourteen-year-old William Miller (Patrick Fugit) is an advanced student who struggles to fit in thanks to his strict mother. Dreaming of becoming a rock journalist, he manages to talk his way into a gig with Rolling Stone, covering the band Clearwater on the road. Dodging his mother, William finds friends in the band’s groupies, including the beautiful Penny Lane (Kate Hudson), who’s also lying about her age to stay on tour. Thrown into a world of sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll, the teens grow up fast and find out their true identities along the way.

Stream “Almost Famous” on Amazon Prime Video with a SHOWTIME subscription .

‘The Amazing Race’ (2001 - Present)

“The Amazing Race” is an all-time classic reality competition show and a 10-time Emmy Award winner. Teams of two race around the world while following clues, navigating foreign lands, completing challenges, and finding the quickest travel options with the show’s limited budget. The first team to complete the race receives a $1 million prize. This is a fast-paced and fun series to inspire your next great adventure.

Stream “The Amazing Race” on Hulu + Live TV .

‘Long Way Round’ (2004 - 2010)

Join acclaimed actor Ewan McGregor and British TV presenter Charley Boorman on the trip of a lifetime. The pair take their motorcycles overland from London to New York, traversing Europe, Central Asia, Mongolia, Canada, and the U.S. on their epic journey. “Long Way Round” is a charismatic and educational look into the cultural differences, sights, and landmarks encountered on the men’s trip.

Stream it now on Apple TV Plus .

‘Little Miss Sunshine’ (2006)

Olive Hoover (Abigail Breslin) is an odd but endearing child from a quirky and dysfunctional family. When Olive decides to enter a beauty pageant in California, the entire family undertakes an 800-mile road trip in their yellow VW Microbus. Family tensions run high until everyone remembers they’re supporters letting Olive do the highly competitive and over-sexualized pageant “her way.”

An offbeat comedy for the ages, “Little Miss Sunshine” is available to stream on Max.

‘The Riches’ (2007 - 2008)

In “The Riches,” the Malloys are no ordinary American family. They’re descendants of Irish Travellers who live a nomadic life in their RV, conning, stealing, and camping alongside other gypsy families. When their RV is involved in an accident that kills a wealthy couple called the Riches, the family decides to steal their identities and move into the Riches’ gated community in their place.

An entertaining and educational look at the Irish Traveller community in the U.S., “The Riches” is streaming on Hulu .

‘Up in the Air’ (2009)

Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) works for an HR company where he flies all over the country, firing employees for busy bosses. He’s into the jet-set lifestyle and never wants to be tied down by possessions or relationships. When his ambitious 23-year-old co-worker, Natalie Keener (Anna Kendrick), suggests they fire people by video call, Ryan is at risk of losing his lifestyle. He takes Natalie with him on his travels to show her why a video call is too impersonal for their job. She’s constantly questioning his philosophies, which forces each of them to do some introspection and decide what they really believe in.

Stream “Up in the Air” on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video with a Paramount Plus subscription.

‘On the Road’ (2012)

Based on the autobiographical classic work of beat literature by Jack Kerouac, “On the Road” gives a glimpse into the freewheelin’ lives of some of America’s most beloved literary figures. Young intellectual writer Sal Paradise (Sam Riley) has his life turned upside down by his meeting with firecracker Dean Moriarty (Garrett Hedlund) and Moriarty’s 16-year-old wife, Marylou (Kristen Stewart). Sal takes off on a cross-country road trip with them as the trio search for freedom from conformity and a pure, unadulterated experience.

Watch “On The Road” on Paramount Plus with a SHOWTIME add-on.

‘Emily in Paris’ (2020 - Present)

“Emily in Paris” is sure to give you that itch to jet to Europe. Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) is a young marketing consultant who replaces her more experienced boss last minute on an overseas post in Paris. Emily collects friends from around the world as she navigates the cultural differences and biases pitted against her as an American abroad and a young woman in business.

Grab some red wine and brie, and have your own European experience from the comfort of your home by watching “Emily in Paris” on Netflix.

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The Road Trip: cast, plot and everything you need to know

The Road Trip is a romantic comedy set in Spain and starring Emma Appleton, Laurie Davidson and David Jonsson.

The Road Trip on Paramount Plus is a romantic comedy that brings to life another bestseller by author Beth O'Leary as it follows on from the success of Paramount’s previous hit drama The Flatshare , also a book by Beth O’Leary. 

Starring Emma Appleton, Laurie Davidson and David Jonsson, this series follows Addie (Appleton) who is on a road trip to a friend’s wedding in Spain when she’s forced to share the ride with her ex Dylan (Laurie Davidson). Flitting between the past and the present, the show focuses on giving love another shot and explores whether someone can be the right person but at the wrong time. 

Novelist Beth O’Leary, author of The Road Trip , says: "I'm so thrilled to finally be able to shout about this news! 42 and Paramount Plus were the dream team behind  The Flatshare series, so it's wonderful to know The Road Trip  is in such safe, skilled hands. 

"From my very first glimpse at an early script for this show, I knew it was going to be something really special, and now that we have our incredible cast lined up, I just cannot wait to see The Road Trip brought to life." 

Here’s everything you need to know about The Road Trip on Paramount Plus…

The Road Trip release date

The Road Trip is a six-part series will premiere on Paramount Plus and we expect it to hit our screens in 2024. When a UK and US release date is announced, we’ll update you on here. 

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The Road Trip the plot

The Road Trip follows Addie (Emma Appleton) is setting off on a road trip in a creaky campervan with her sister Deb (Isabella Laughland), heading to a friend’s wedding in Spain. However, they hit a bump in the road when they have to share the ride with Addie’s ex, Dylan (Laurie Davidson), his best friend Marcus ( Industry star David Jonsson) and a complete stranger called Rodney (Angus Imrie). 

The story intercuts between Addie and Dylan’s intoxicating holiday romance in the past and the surreal escapades on their road trip in the present. But everyone has secrets and life in a campervan offers no place to hide. Plus, they all have different ideas about what really happened during their holiday fling and why the pair broke up. Will Addie and Dylan’s journey back to where they first fell in love lead them to an unexpected happily-ever-after?

The Road Trip cast — Emma Appleton as Addie

Lead actor on The Road Trip is Emma Appleton plays Addie, who is forced into close quarters with her ex. She has starred in The Killing Kind , Lola, Everything I Know About Love, The Last Letter from your Lover, Traitors and The Witcher . She also played Nancy Spungen in the series Pistol , about The Sex Pistols. 

Laurie Davidson as Dylan

Laurie Davidson is playing Addie’s ex Dylan. He previously played William Shakespeare in the series Will and has also had roles in Cats, The Good Liar, The Sandman, Guilty Party and The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die . 

David Jonsson as Marcus

David Jonsson takes on the role of Dylan’s best friend Marcus. He previously starred as Gus in the hit series Industry and has also been in Endeavour, Deep State and Rye Lane . He has a lead role in BBC1's Agatha Christie mystery Murder Is Easy .

Who else is starring in the Road Trip? 

Other stars of The Road Trip include Isabella Laughland ( Foundation , Trigonometry ) who plays Addie’s sister Deb and Angus Imrie ( The Crown, Fleabag, The Archers ) who plays Rodney, who bags a lift with the gang.

Is there a trailer for The Road Trip?

There's no trailer for The Road Trip just yet, but as soon as one is released we’ll post it on this page. 

Behind the scenes, locations and more on The Road Trip

The Road Trip is filmed on location in Bristol and this island of Gran Canaria which is part of Spain. 42 is producing the 6 x 45 min series in association with PTIS – the international studio division of Paramount Global. The drama was commissioned by Sebastian Cardwell, Paramount's Deputy Chief Content Officer, UK.

Sebastian Cardwell says “We saw brilliant success across the globe with  The Flatshare , and we are thrilled to be working with 42 again on adapting another of Beth’s much-loved and best-selling novels. The Road Trip is the perfect addition to our expanding drama slate on Paramount+ and I can’t wait to see this incredible cast bring these characters to life.”

China Moo-Young  (Everything I Know About Love)  is lead director of The Road Trip and Stella Corradi  (Killing Eve)  will direct block two. Executive producers for 42 are Miriam Brent, Rory Aitken and Eleanor Moran. Nikki Wilson ( Wolf, Doctor Who ) is producer and Kingsley Hoskins ( The Girl Before, The Flatshare ) is co-producer. Ryan O’Sullivan & Matilda Wnek  (Vigil 2)  are the lead writers and serve as executive producers on the series. Phoebe Eclair-Powell  (Two Weeks To Live)  writes episodes three and four, with Olivier award-winning Waleed Akhtar  (The P Word)  writing episode five.  

Miriam Brent, Rory Aitken and Eleanor Moran, Executive Producers at 42 said: “We are so excited to be setting off on  The Road Trip . It’s a unique privilege to be trusted with a second Beth O’Leary bestseller, and Ryan and Matilda have done an extraordinary job of translating the hilarious and poignant narrative to the screen. With the brilliant China Moo Young in the driving seat as lead director and such a wonderful cast, it’s going to be one hell of a ride!”

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Love RV camping, but stuck inside during the winter? Take yourself back to the campground with these fun RV TV shows. Our list of the 15 best RV TV shows will keep you busy until you are back on the road this spring!

• 1.1 Going RVing
• 1.2 Big Time RV
• 1.3 Tiny House Hunters
• 2.1 The RVers
• 2.2 RV Unplugged
• 3.1 Rock my RV
• 3.2 Extreme RVs
• 4.1 RV There Yet?
• 4.2 RV Explorers
• 4.3 Guy’s Family Road Trip
• 4.4 America’s Scenic RV Adventures
• 4.5 Roadtrip Nation
• 5.1 Living the Dream
• 5.2 The Detour

Best TV Shows about Buying RVs

If you love House Hunters , you will also love these awesome shows all about shopping for RVs. See families shop for everything from tiny trailers to luxury motorhomes!

Going RVing

The show follows RV shoppers around the lot as they tour different campers. The long-running show features all types of RV shoppers from couples looking for a home on wheels to families looking for a weekend rig.

Going RVing is a great watch for anyone considering an RV purchase, as you can go inside hundreds of RVs without leaving your couch!

Where to Stream: Stream on Hulu or Sling TV with premium subscription plans.

Big Time RV

Big Time RV gives you an all-access pass inside a large, Florida RV dealership. See how the staff tries to satisfy the demands of RV shoppers looking to buy or rent the biggest, most over-the-top RVs available.

Where to Stream: Stream on Discovery Plus.

Tiny House Hunters

Homebuyers across the country hunt for tiny houses that fit their lifestyle. On each episode, the shopper views multiple homes under 600 square feet before deciding if they are ready to join the tiny house movement.

Many of the shoppers on Tiny House Hunters tour and consider RVs as one of their options.

Where to Stream: Stream on Discovery Plus or through the HGTV GO app.

Best RV Life TV Shows

Curious about the RV lifestyle? These awesome RV TV shows will take you inside the real life of families living in their campers.

Starring successful RV life vloggers, The RVers is an educational show created to teach current and aspiring RVers. The cast shares their experiences and practical tips on all things RV life.

Segments include learning to drive an RV, boondocking for newbies and mobile internet options .

Where to Stream: 3 seasons of the show are available for purchase through Amazon Prime Video.

RV Unplugged

RV Unplugged is a unique competition series testing the skills and endurance of RVers while off-grid camping. The online show features 15 RVers (many of them full-time RVers) competing for the chance to win $10,000.

Where to Stream: Stream the entire show for free on YouTube .

Best RV Renovation TV Shows

Who doesn’t love an amazing transformation? These fun RV renovation TV shows will show you how an RV can be transformed into a stunning home on wheels.

Rock My RV follows legendary Poison lead singer, Bret Michaels, and his design and build teams as they transform ordinary RVs into outrageous mansions on wheels. Their insane remodels include the ultimate roof deck and some incredible tailgating features.

Where to Stream: Stream the 16 episode season on Discovery Plus or purchase episodes on Amazon Prime Video.

Extreme RVs

Another RV TV show with mind-blowing renovations, Extreme RVs follows renovators as they transform RVs.

From cutting-edge futuristic designs to multimillion dollar restorations of classic RVs, the show’s designers and craftsmen bring outrageous, one-of-a-kind machines to life.

On Van Go , Brett Lewis, the owner of the Chewy Design Company, renovates vans into tiny homes on wheels, innovating creative solutions and tackling the many challenges that come with custom outfitting each vehicle for his clients’ lifestyles.

Where to Stream: Stream on Discovery Plus or purchase episodes on Amazon Prime Video.

Best Travel RV TV Shows

Already own an RV and want to plan your next trip? These RV travel shows will teach you about great camping destinations all over America and beyond.

RV There Yet?

Buckle up and hit the road with Kevin, an adrenaline junky, television producer and his wife Patrice, a self-proclaimed RV culinary expert.

On RV There Yet? , the couple hikes, camps and tastes their way across America, meeting new people, learning history and inspiring viewers to plan their next RV adventure.

Where to Stream: Stream with the Discovery GO app or purchase episodes through Amazon Prime Video.

RV Explorers

One of the few RV TV shows about international travel, RV Explorers follows a couple as they explore the towns and regions of New Zealand. Along the way they visit various tourist attractions and events and join in with other RV campers to experience their favorite activities.

Where to Stream: Purchase episodes on Amazon Prime Video .

Guy’s Family Road Trip

Guy Fieri is used to hitting the road to visit some of the most unique eateries in America. On Guy’s Family Road Trip he loads his family into an RV to take part in an American tradition: a family road trip.

Guy and his family go from coast to coast on a vacation that is bound to create lifelong memories.

America’s Scenic RV Adventures

America’s Scenic RV Adventures follows award-winning filmmakers, John Holod and Jodie Ginter, on their RV travels. The six-episode informational series includes RV adventures to Alaska, the Northeast Coast, the Southeast Coast, the Gulf Coast and beautiful Baja, Mexico.

Roadtrip Nation

Roadtrip Nation explores what it means to build a career—and more importantly, a life—around the things you love.

Follow the journeys of groups of people as they travel across the country in a green RV, sit down with professionals who share their interests, and gain insight into what it takes to overcome struggle and find personal success.

Where to Stream: Stream on the PBS website.

Best Fictional RV TV Shows

Looking for an escape from reality? These fictional dramas and sitcoms revolve around RV living or RV travel.

Living the Dream

Living the Dream is British comedy series focused on the Pembertons, a married couple who decide to leave the UK and move to sunny Florida with their two teenage kids. Having bought an RV park, they hope to create a new life.

However, the reality of living in the States soon becomes apparent, and the Pembertons must try to find some common ground with their quirky new neighbors

How to Stream: Stream on Amazon Prime Video with a premium subscription.

The Detour  is a sitcom, created by Jason Jones and Samantha Bee, about a family vacation road trip that quickly devolves out of control.

On the hilarious trip, the family experiences several dramatic delays such as car trouble, run-ins with law enforcement, unforeseen medical mishaps and intervening locals. 

How to Stream: Stream the four-season series on Hulu.

Thanks for reading our complete guide to the best RV TV shows. If you are looking for more camping entertainment, check out our list of the Best RV movies .

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Christina Pate is a seasoned full-time RVer who, along with her husband Justin, has journeyed across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Drawing from her extensive travels, RV repairs and RV renovations, she founded Travels with Ted to guide and inspire fellow RV enthusiasts. Christina is also the co-author of The Owner’s Guide to RV Maintenance and the creator of My RV Log Book .

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'Leguizamo Does America' takes viewers on a road trip, Latino style

John Leguizamo offers up a simple inspiration for his latest series.

“I wanted to do a show where people watch this and say, ‘I wanna be Latino!’ or ‘Damn, too bad I’m not Latino!’”

Leguizamo, the acclaimed actor, comedian, producer and activist, takes viewers on a journey as the host of “Leguizamo Does America,” a six-part docuseries premiering Sunday on MSNBC and streaming on Peacock. Produced by NBC News Studios, each episode focuses on a different city — Miami, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Washington, D.C. — and its unique Latino heritage, as Leguizamo explores its culture, people and monuments and its food and restaurants. One episode focuses on Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory.

Leguizamo takes viewers from sound stages in Hollywood to a salsa festival in New York’s Spanish Harlem and a sacred Indigenous ceremony in Puerto Rico — all while exploring Latino contributions to American life.

“Latinx history is American history,” Leguizamo says in one of the episodes, noting that Latinos have played critical roles, from the Revolutionary War to the birth of hip-hop.

“Leguizamo Does America” can be viewed as part of the emerging trend of celebrity travel shows , such as “Eva Longoria: Searching for Mexico” (CNN) and “Down to Earth with Zac Efron” (Netflix). Leguizamo’s show covers a lot of ground, from the origins of New York’s famous bodegas, or corner shops, to the resident Latina conductor at the Los Angeles Opera. It features appearances by well-known actors like George Lopez , Gina Torres, Diane Guerrero and Michael Peña — who takes Leguizamo to his family's famed domino-playing gatherings in Chicago — as well as notable figures like Broadway director/choreographer Sergio Trujillo , Voto Latino’s María Teresa Kumar and fashion designer Raul Lopez.

But “Leguizamo Does America” doesn’t shy from addressing issues roiling the Latino community. In New York, Leguizamo hosts a dinner party, and, alongside comedian and actor Aida Rodriguez and others, he brings up the controversy over the word “Latinx,” a gender-neutral alternative to Latino or Latina — and why it's so polarizing to some.

In Los Angeles, Leguizamo talks about the challenge of creating Latino-themed stories with television producer Gloria Calderón Kellett . Because of Latinos' diversity and complexity, “we’re a hard audience, because there’s been such a starvation for representation that when one thing exists — it better represent all of us,” she says.

In Miami, actor and playwright Carmen Pelaez explains how immigration continues to transform the politics of her hometown. “Miami is the shore where the people of every failed government of Latin America land. ... You know what government is currently failing in Latin America from the accent you hear on the street in Miami.”

From his early days as a solo theater artist in New York City to his well-known roles in films and television, Leguizamo, 62, has enjoyed a long and multifaceted career . He received a special Tony Award in 2018 for his Broadway show “Latin History for Morons” and earned Critic’s Choice and Emmy nominations for his role as Raymond Santana Sr. in the Netflix series “When They See Us.” In recent years, he has become an advocate for the Latino community, lending his voice to the struggle for more Latino representation in the entertainment industry.

Part of his reason for doing the show was that “it takes a long time for Latin kids to understand that they have something to be proud of, that everything they are is something beautiful and powerful.”

Leguizamo said most people — including many Latinos — don’t know that the first non-Indigenous resident of Manhattan was Dominican ( Juan Rodriguez ) or that one of television’s early moguls was Latino ( Desi Arnaz ). “This country was not made without us,” he said. “It was made because of us.”

'A show for all kinds of audiences'

Ben DeJesus, the show’s director , said the series “was one of the life-changing experiences of my career,” adding: “This is something we feel is worth celebrating: our Latino culture and the richness of our food, our music and our activism. It’s a lot of Latin themes and people, but this is really a show for all kinds of audiences.”

In addition to the content, DeJesus, 46, is especially proud that the “Leguizamo” production team included many Latinos. “John actually mentioned to us that, in his 30-some years in the business, he had never seen so many Latin names on a call sheet,” DeJesus said. “It was intentional — and important to us to bring in as many Latino crew members and staff as possible and to provide opportunities for them to contribute their talents.”

For executive producer Carolina Saavedra, one of the show's highlights was a visit to Washington, D.C.’s Gala Hispanic Theater . “Seeing the kids in the theater program there really touched me,” she said. “As an immigrant child, it brought back the experience of coming to this country, feeling alienated and initially being looked down upon because we don’t speak the language. Seeing that the kids at the Gala Theater have a safe space to express their pain, to express themselves, reminded me of the beauty and the value of this organization.”

Saavedra described working on “Leguizamo Does America” as “the most meaningful job of my career.”

“I’ve always wanted to tell stories about real people, stories that would move people and start conversation, stories about class, race and gender,” she said. “All of these things are my passion, and with this show, I was able to do that.”

“I wanted to make sure that this was an entertaining show, an ingratiating show for any community that watches it, but also one that is specific to our Latino experience, which includes joy as well as hardship,” she added.

Leguizamo hopes the series inspires a new generation of Latino scholars and artists.

“Somewhere out there, there are more kids, kids like us,” he says on the show, “waiting to see their stories on stage, on screen, see their faces, see their lives. And they can — if we give them a chance.”

The show premieres Sunday at 10p.m. E.T. on MSNBC.

Raul A. Reyes, a lawyer, is a member of the USA Today Board of Contributors. He has written for The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, The Christian Science Monitor, Texas Monthly and the Huffington Post.

Guy Fieri’s new show, ‘Best Bite in Town’ airs Fridays: How to watch and stream online

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Stay tuned for the “Best Bite in Town,” all ready to air on Friday, April 12 at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT with popular host Guy Fieri.

Watch Fieri as he takes a fun and fabulous cross-country road trip to visit some of America’s classic “greasy spoon” restaurants — diners, drive-ins and down and dingy dives — that somehow managed to do it up right for years.

Along with Noah Cappe, Jet Tila and Tiffani Faison, the cronies converge upon New Haven, Conn., where they embark on a fun-filled journey and sample amazing — and sometimes unusual — food in the city’s most highly recognizable restaurants.

According to the Food Network, they manage to hit all the best spots — everything from burgers and hot honey pizza joints to hot chicken and empanadas stops — but choosing one dish each along the weay prominent enough to present before Fieri’s panel of highly revered judges.

While Executive Producer Fieri’s schedule is packed to the hilt with visiting restaurants, in each episode, Cappe assembles a Bite Club featuring two chefs, including Faison, Shota Nakajima, Joe Sasto, Aarti Sequeira and Tila.

Collectively, watch as they explore the local food scene visiting six of the most popular spots. After a number of samplings, Noah and the Bite Club proceed to nominate three exceptional dishes to present to a panel of expert culinary judges to determine the “Best Bite In Town.”

“For years, I’ve been rollin’ out to towns big and small lookin’ for joints serving up amazing dishes,” said Fieri. “But no matter how many miles I put on the Camaro, I just can’t fit ‘em all into DDD. So, I’ve called in my buddy Noah Cappe and the Bite Club to help me out and they are hittin’ the road to find some killer small-town dishes on their own. But of course, I’ve gotta mix it up a bit, so we’re throwin’ in a dash of competition!”

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Gorgeous Germany: Scenic Road Trips That Show Off The Country

Posted: October 9, 2023 | Last updated: October 9, 2023

From castles to coast

Germany has many highlights, from cities overflowing with culture and world-famous landmarks to mountains that harbor fairy-tale castles. Then there’s the nature: the less-explored Baltic coastline, waterfalls found deep in the Black Forest, lakes dotted with islets and vast nature reserves. The best way to appreciate all this loveliness is on a road trip. From a journey inspired by the Brothers Grimm to roads that follow the salt-sprayed “German Riviera”, here are some of the best scenic road trips in Germany.

Berlin to Hainich National Park

This route is like a series of snapshots of Germany’s best bits. Starting in Berlin, and lasting for around 350 miles (563km), the journey first dips south to Potsdam, with opulent buildings like the 18th-century Sanssouci Palace, dubbed the “Prussian Versailles”. Then there's the medieval town of Brandenburg, famed for its Gothic architecture. Among more enchanting stops along the way is Spreewald or Spree Forest, a forest and biosphere reserve laced with wetlands and canals, and dotted with “floating” houses (pictured).

Drivers can travel via scenic roads that skim past nature reserves and wiggle through the conservation area of Naturpark Thüringer Schiefergebirge, so the journey is best taken leisurely over a few days. The destination is also worthy of slow exploration. Hainich National Park (pictured) is one of the last remaining primeval beech forests in Central Europe, with a canopy walk that takes hikers through the treetops as lynx and wolves roam the forest below.

Stuttgart to Weil am Rhein

This delightful route delves into parts of the ever-popular Baden Wine Route , while also devouring portions of the Black Forest. Covering around 175 miles (282km), the journey out from Stuttgart weaves through wine-growing villages on the edge of the Black Forest while also taking in vineyards in the foothills of the Upper Rhine Valley. The elegant spa town of Baden Baden and the Kaiserstuhl wine region (pictured) are among the string of scenic highlights.

There are many opportunities to take detours through different wine areas along the route, heading into the hilly Kraichgau district, known for pinot noir, or spending time around Badische Bergstraße near Heidelberg. A natural journey’s end is Weil am Rhein, the most southwesterly town in Germany on the east bank of the River Rhine. The town is home to the striking Vitra Design Museum , which has buildings designed by Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid, and the Three Countries Bridge (pictured), which crosses the Rhine to link Germany with Switzerland and France.

Mannheim to Bayreuth

Stretching for an epic 746 miles (1,200km), the Castle Road runs all the way to Prague in the Czech Republic. This 373-mile (600km) section weaves through southern Germany, incorporating some of the country’s most fascinating fortresses. The line-up of captivating castles and royal residences is dizzying, with the Baroque 18th-century Mannheim Palace at the start of the route and jaw-dropping stops at Nuremberg and Heidelberg Castles. Picturesque towns along the way include the incredibly pretty Rothenburg ob der Tauber (pictured).

Driving this route spans millennia and passes through some of Germany’s most stunning architecture, from hilltop fortresses and medieval ruins to lavish palaces and summer residences. The final castle is Hermitage Old Palace in Bayreuth, built in 1715 by Margrave Georg Wilhelm for his wife Wilhelmine, who extended it into a lavish example of Rococo architecture (pictured).

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Bonn to Trier

The Volcanoes Route showcases a side of Germany beyond its famous castles and captivating, culturally rich cities. This 174-mile (280km) journey passes through the mountainous Eifel region, which is the country’s most geologically active area and – as the scenic route’s name suggests – strings together several volcanoes. It’s a starkly beautiful landscape shaped by lava flow, although thankfully the volcanoes have laid dormant for around 10,000 years. Signs along the route weave together stories of eruptions, while highlights include the caldera lake Laacher See and nearby Andernach Geyser (pictured).

Easily completed at a leisurely pace within a day, the route also passes cinder cones, quarries and spurting geysers. It ends at the southwestern city of Trier (pictured), once a Roman colony and trading hub known as the “second Rome”. Unsurprisingly it’s rich in architecture, including the 4th-century High Cathedral of St. Peter, the oldest bishop’s church in Germany. It stands above a former emperor’s palace, with the original Roman walls still visible inside. The setting is particularly lovely, with the city arranged by the Moselle River and surrounded by vineyards.

Frankfurt to Schweigen-Rechtenbach

Incorporating the country’s oldest scenic drive, the German Wine Route which was designated in 1935, these 115 miles (185km) or so are best taken slowly, especially for those who plan to taste some of the renowned Riesling wines along the way. From Frankfurt, the road dips south to Bockenheim, the route’s official starting point, and plunges right into the heart of the Palatinate or Pfalz wine region (pictured).

Tasting rooms, pretty villages and even roadside sampling spots line the route, while the Dürkheim Barrel – the world’s largest wine barrel used for dining and tasting – is a must-stop. It’s an especially pretty stretch in spring, when almond trees are in full blossom and fruit shrubs are bursting into life. The route ends at the German Wine Gate (pictured) in Schweigen-Rechtenbach on the border with France.

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Papenburg to Papenburg

Starting and finishing in Papenburg, a city in the northern Emsland region of Lower Saxony, this scenic 106-mile (170km) loop – also a popular cycling route – heads north to Aurich before circling back. Along the way, it takes in landscapes from a patchwork of greenery and farms in the Ammerland region, to charming canal-side villages. Skirting near the border with the Netherlands, the Fen Route is named for the Dutch word “fehn”, referring to the methods used in the 16th and 17th centuries to dig canals for drainage by marshland.

The views are unrelentingly glorious, from meadows with picture-book windmills to nature reserves. Back in Papenburg , a vibrant port city known for shipbuilding, several museums trace the history of sailing and the shipping industry in the region. The city is also laced with canals, crossed by bascule bridges (drawbridges) and dotted with permanently moored, historic ships (pictured).

Weimar to Dessau

The influence of Bauhaus, a progressive design movement born in Weimar in 1919, can still be seen in buildings around the world. But its tenure in its home country was relatively short-lived, with the school forced to close by the Nazi regime in 1933. This fascinating trip – covering around 178 miles (286km) – takes in important Bauhaus sites including Weimar’s new museum , 1923-built experimental house Haus am Horn and Dornburg, whose Rococo palaces (pictured) are home to the Bauhaus Pottery Workshop.

Other stops include Chemnitz, known as the City of Modernity thanks to buildings such as Villa Esche , and Leipzig’s Grassi Museum whose distinctive stained-glass windows were designed by Josef Albers, who taught at Bauhaus. The final stop – Dessau – was home to the school from 1925 until it was forced out of the country. Here, the Bauhaus Building , designed by the movement’s founder Walter Gropius as the new school and workshop, is now UNESCO-protected.

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Düsseldorf to Mainz

Officially designated as the Romantic Rhine route, this road trip scoops up some of the country’s most beguiling cities and stunning landscapes into its 155 miles (250km). Think majestic cliffs, rolling vineyards and fascinating castles clinging to forest-blanketed hillsides. The scenic journey starts in riverside Düsseldorf before heading south to Cologne, whose fabled Gothic cathedral dominates the landscape. The road continues to beautiful Bonn before unfurling through the spectacular Rhine Valley (pictured).

The final destination on this inspiring route is Mainz (pictured), just south of Frankfurt. Sitting pretty at the confluence of the Rhine and Main Rivers, it’s both charmingly quaint and wonderfully vibrant, with wine bars and restaurants in half-timbered houses. The city’s crowning glory is the Romanesque Mainz Cathedral, dating back to the 10th century.

Hanover to Hanover

Dubbed the Asparagus Route , this journey really is all about the vegetable, although the pretty scenery should appeal even to those who dislike the spears. Lower Saxony is the heart of asparagus growing in Germany and this loop links up around 470 miles (756km) of towns, farms and countryside. The route officially starts and ends in Burgdorf, known for white asparagus, though Hanover is the closest big city (around half an hour away by car). Then it’s a journey tracing the vegetable’s heritage from root to tip, with Lüneburg Heath (pictured) among the gorgeous places it grows.

The road is happily well-signposted and also traverses the asparagus-growing regions of Brunswick, Mittelweser and Oldenburg Münsterland. During harvest season, usually from April to June, the spears can be sampled along the route and in restaurants, while the plants – bearing red berries – look lovely in fall too. Bookending the trip, Hanover has some incredible architecture including the 14th-century Market Church and the elegant, castle-like New Town Hall (pictured) dating from 1913.

Frankfurt to Bremen

Fairy-tale scenery is almost commonplace in Germany, so it stands to reason there’s a designated Fairy Tale Route , known as Märchenstraße. The route joins up magical sites connected to the works of the Brothers Grimm (Wilhelm and Jacob). There are more than 60 stops marked out along its 375 miles (604km), including the brothers’ birthplace in Hanau, enchanting villages, and castles and palaces straight from a children’s picture book – including Trendelburg (pictured), the purported setting for Rapunzel. In Hamelin, the pavements are inlaid with brass rats, while Kassel’s Grimm World houses original manuscripts.

The journey is so pinch-me pretty that it doesn’t feel real, which is apt given the theme. Aside from fairy tales and folklore, the scenic route includes several nature parks, forests, flower-strewn meadows, mountains and rivers. At the journey’s end, Bremen has its own connection to the Brothers Grimm as the setting for their tale Town Musicians of Bremen , about a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster who journey to the city in search of a better life. A bronze statue in the market square pays homage to the legend.

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Würzburg to Füssen

The storybook scenery continues on this north-to-south route, known as the Romantic Road or Romantische Straße. It’s one of Germany’s most popular road trips for good reason. Lots of reasons, actually: chocolate-box Bavarian villages, vineyards in the Alpine foothills, medieval walled towns and dreamy hilltop castles are just a few of them. The 249-mile (400km) journey begins in Würzburg (pictured) and continues along to Füssen with a string of stunning sights.

One of the route’s most spectacular sights is actually right at the end, near the Bavarian town of Füssen, and it links this journey with another spectacular road trip – the Alpine route or Alpenstraße. Bavarian King Ludwig II’s 19th-century Neuschwanstein Castle (pictured) is so ethereal and picture-perfect that it’s believed to have inspired Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty castle. Nearby Hohenschwangau Castle, the king’s childhood residence, is equally lavish.

Berlin to Leipzig

The Avenues Route is all about the slow, scenic back way, and includes nearly 2,000 miles (around 3,000km) of tree-flanked road from the Baltic Sea in the north right down to Lake Constance in the south. This chunk of the route traces around 650 miles (1,046km) of these green avenues through the prettiest parts of central Germany. The route picks up in Dessau, around a 1.5-hour drive southwest of Berlin, before looping through the Harz Mountains (pictured).

This road trip is like a jewel box of Germany’s charming spots, passing forests straight from fairy tales and villages with half-timbered houses. Quedlinburg is a particularly pretty example – cobbled lanes are lined with buildings in shades of spearmint and buttercup. The route also links up culturally rich cities including Erfurt, Weimar and Leipzig. The journey finishes in the latter, known for its elegant opera house and its New Town Hall, or Neues Rathaus (pictured on the left).

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Lübeck to Binz

Take a trip to the seaside and breathe in the fresh salty air. This roughly 250-mile (402km) seaside drive showcases the glorious beauty of the Baltic coast, or “German Riviera”, tracing the shoreline from Lübeck – known for its medieval and Gothic architecture – and along the northern edge of the country. Opt for coastal roads that skim past the water, passing beaches, sand dunes and waterfront towns like Wismar and Stralsund (pictured).

Binz is the final stop on this road trip and a real highlight. A seaside resort on the island of Rügen, it's famed for bright-white chalk cliffs and sand that’s just as pale and pristine (pictured). The island, linked to the mainland via a road from the Hanseatic city of Stralsund, is part of Jasmund National Park . It's a glorious blend of dramatic bluffs, ancient beech forest and gorgeous beaches lapped by blue-green water.

Stuttgart to Villingen-Schwenningen

It’s around a 1.5-hour drive from Stuttgart, the closest major city to this charming road trip, to the loop’s official start and end, Villingen-Schwenningen. Known as the Clock Route , it covers around 200 miles (322km) of the atmospheric Black Forest, famous for a history of intricate clock-making – particularly cuckoo clocks – dating back to the 17th century. The landscapes are spectacular, with the route taking in Triberg Falls, St. Peter's Abbey and Lake Titisee (pictured).

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Museums dedicated to clock-making, workshops where people can see timepieces being made and villages with a tradition of the craft, are also laced into the itinerary. Villingen-Schwenningen, where the loop starts and ends, is itself a charming town on the edge of the Black Forest. Among its historic sites are three surviving 13th-century city gates , whose towers each have clocks with different colored dials – pictured is Obere Tor, with a green face.

Munich to Lindau

The Alpine route or Alpenstraße is considered among the world’s most spectacularly beautiful drives, carving and curving through the Bavarian Alps and packing in breathtaking scenery. The roughly 175-mile (283km) journey from Munich to Lindau, via the stunning mountain town of Berchtesgaden (pictured), covers some of the best of it, passing dozens of castles, mountain peaks and limpid lakes. It also links up several dreamy spa towns and chocolate-box villages like Oberammergau.

It’s a lot of beauty to live up to but the final destination of Lindau, on Lake Constance, is a match for the journey here. Its prime spot on the shores of Germany’s largest lake certainly helps, while its old town is like a chessboard crammed with striking structures. Among recognizable landmarks are the Bavarian Lion statue which signals the entrance to the harbor, a medieval lighthouse and the 12th-century watchtower Mangturm, whose roof is decorated with distinctive zigzagged tiles.

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Road trip games can pass the time on a long trip.

Roadtrips are an enjoyable way to see changing scenery, a chance to stay overnight in retro roadside motels, and an excuse to pull over to see the quirky roadside attractions that you’ll only find in small town America.

But road trips also mean long stretches of flat highway where the oohs and ahhs slow down, the snacks run out, and you need a break from the podcast you’ve been streaming.

Pass the time in the car with a game of 'Would You Rather?'

Enter road trip games. They’ll help you pass the time between stops and hopefully squash any questions like “are we there, yet?”.

From games that can be played among a group of friends or couples to road trip games to entertain kids, these games will help keep you entertained on the road.

Top 7 Road Trip Games to Play

1. table topics.

Table Topics is a deck full of fun conversation starter cards. The game is recommended for ages 12 and up, and the cards can spur conversation between a couple or a group. The deck has 135 cards and questions range from: “Is it more important to be book smart or street smart?” and “If you could have front-row seats to any concert who would you like to see?”

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Apple confirms major iphone changes with new app features enabled, o j simpson dies of cancer at 76, 2. mad libs.

The scribe in charge of the Mad Libs tablet will be prompted to ask participants for verbs, adjectives, nouns, and so on, which will then be put into a short narrative. The catch: No one knows the context that the words they toss out will be put in, so the story ends up being a goofy one. This is a great game for kids in elementary school who are starting to learn the ins and outs of nouns, adjectives and the like.

3. “Would You Rather?”

You could come up with your own scenarios for a game of “Would You Rather” where you pit two outrageous scenarios against one another. But the “Would You Rather” deck of cards is loaded with pre-set predicaments: “Would you rather own a machine that makes any food you want or prints $50 per week?” The family edition has 200 cards that were made with multi-generation road trips in mind.

4. License Plate Game

A road trip classic, and a fun one to play with kids, the license plate game challenges everyone in the car to collectively spot license plates from all 50 states. Pro tip: Print out a map of the United States to keep track of all the states you’ve collected.

When the karaoke is over, play a round of song trivia.

5. License Plate Word Scramble

When you’ve already done your Wordle for the day, you can engage your fellow passengers with a game of word scramble. Just look at a plate in a nearby lane and extract the letter — then challenge everyone to come up with a word with the letters in the plate. For example, if the license plate has the letters NKE in it, the word could be “Banker.”

6. Song Trivia

Every great road trip has a good playlist. But turn your tunes into a game by seeing who can name the singer, song title, and, for a bonus round, the year the song came out. You can set up a playlist in advance for this game or just scroll through the stations.

7. The Geography Game

If you loved social studies as a kid, this game is for you. One person starts the game by throwing out a geographic location (i.e. city, state, mountain region, river, etc.). Let’s say the starting word is California. The next person then comes with a location that starts with the last letter of the previous name, so, in this case, the letter “A,” which could be Alaska, Appalachians, Atlanta, and so on. You could mix up the themes, too, or narrow the categories, too. Other categories could be types of food, animals, countries, or band names.

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Take a trip back to the Wild West on the Gunsmoke Trail

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita and three other Kansas cities are launching a new collaboration called the Gunsmoke Trail.

It’s a road trip that takes you through towns mentioned in the Emmy-winning show “Gunsmoke,” a TV western drama series based in and around Dodge City, Kansas, during the settlement of the American West. “Gunsmoke” is the longest-running western in television history, originally running from 1955 to 1975 totaling 635 episodes.

Abilene, Dodge City, and Hays will also participate in the program.

The Gunsmoke Trail is accessible through a mobile “passport” program. This program allows smartphone users to check in at different stops and earn points for prizes.

“So many people loved the Western heritage, and I know it’s going to be a lot of fun for Kansans to visit these different towns and see these attractions and just be proud of where we live,” said Jemelle Holopirek, Visit Wichita’s director of public relations.

Examples of Wild West-themed locations that visitors will be directed to include:

Wichita : Old Cowtown Museum, Wichita-Sedgwick Country Historical Museum, Old Town Wichita, The Keeper of the Plains, Chisolm Trail, The Mid-America All-Indian Museum, Historic Delano District

Hays: Historic walking Tour on the Bricks in Downtown Hays, where bronze plaques mark the first shops, saloons, and shootout

Abilene: World’s Largest Belt Buckle, Hitching Post Restaurant and Saloon

Dodge City: Boot Hill Museum, Santa Fe Depot and Dodge City Trail of Fame

If you want to sign up for the program, visit KansasGunsmokeTrail.com or call 785-628-8202.

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